Revealing the processor controversy: Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro and Galaxy S23 reveal the same chip

Recently, news about the Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro mobile phone has attracted widespread attention. According to foreign technology media XDA-Developers, when the mobile phone was released in early July this year, it used the same processor as the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. That is Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 For Galaxy chip

According to the review of XDA-Developers, it was found that the second-generation Snapdragon 8 leading version officially promoted by Nubia (adopting TSMC 4nm process, CPU clocked at 3.36GHz), is actually the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy previously built for Samsung. This discovery sparked some controversy about the processor model

It is worth noting that the model number of the regular version of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is "SM 8550-AB". The CPU is clocked at 3.2GHz and the GPU is clocked at 680MHz. However, the processor model used by Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro and Samsung Galaxy S23 is "SM8550-AC", with a CPU clocked at 3.36GHz and a GPU clocked at 719MHz. This means that Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro and Samsung Galaxy S23 are closer in terms of processor performance, and both use high-frequency versions of processors

After the editor’s understanding, XDA -Developers then asked Qualcomm for confirmation, and Qualcomm officially confirmed it, thus answering the doubts about the Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro mobile phone processor

In the industry, the Nubia Red Magic 8S Pro is equipped with the same processor as the Samsung Galaxy S23 processor has caused some discussion. For consumers, it is very important to understand the core components used in products, because processor performance directly affects the running speed and smoothness of mobile phones. For mobile phone manufacturers, transparent disclosure of product information is also an important part of establishing brand credibility

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